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TheLevisaLazer.com > Blog > Local News Today > Louisa, Ky The city of Louisa celebrated America turning 250 years old with a parade, swimming, foam party and capped it all off with a fireworks works display on July 4th.
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Louisa, Ky The city of Louisa celebrated America turning 250 years old with a parade, swimming, foam party and capped it all off with a fireworks works display on July 4th.

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Last updated: July 7, 2026 11:01 am
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Louisa, Ky The city of Louisa celebrated America turning 250 years old with a parade, swimming, foam party and capped it all off with a fireworks works display on July 4th. 


Louisa native and former Major League Baseball player Chandler Shepherd was the Grand Marshall of the parade

Uncle Sam made an appearance in the Fourth of July parade. 

Louisa Mayor Harold Slone waves to the crowd. 
All of the local fire departments participated as well. 
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